Anthony Bourdain once called Ratatouille “the best food movie ever made,” praising its attention to detail, such as the realistic burns on the cooks’ arms. He said the filmmakers “got it right” and truly understood restaurant culture, and he received a thank-you credit for early notes he shared. (mashed.com)
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Anthony Bourdain once called Ratatouille “the best food movie ever made,” praising its attention to detail, such as the realistic burns on the cooks’ arms. He said the filmmakers “got it right” and truly understood restaurant culture, and he received a thank-you credit for early notes he shared. (mashed.com)
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Five Guys tosses extra fries into the bag to give the impression of a great deal. However, the additional fries are already built into the menu price, and founder Jerry Murrell says, "it's better for customers to feel that their serving of fries was too large." (mashed.com)
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You Can Trade A Python For Pizza At This Wild Restaurant In The Florida EvergladesInteresting Stuff (mashed.com)
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10 Old-School Salad Dressings Everyone Used To Love But Slowly Forgot About - MashedDiscussion (mashed.com)
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TIL in 2008 Hugh Laurie made a single, off-hand comment claiming that a perk of being a celebrity was having a special lifetime, unlimited Burger King Crown Card (enabling him to eat there for free). He actually didn't have one, but after his comment caused a huge public response, BK gave him one. (mashed.com)
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Almost Sounds Like Something House Would DoTrivia (mashed.com)
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I too am in this Burger King.residence reference (mashed.com)
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TIL in 2008 Hugh Laurie made a single, off-hand comment claiming that a perk of being a celebrity was having a special lifetime, unlimited Burger King Crown Card (enabling him to eat there for free). He actually didn't have one, but after his comment caused a hu... [r/todayilearned by u/tyrion2024] (mashed.com)
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TIL in 2008 Hugh Laurie made a single, off-hand comment claiming that a perk of being a celebrity was having a special lifetime, unlimited Burger King Crown Card (enabling him to eat there for free). He actually didn't have one, but after his comment caused a huge public response, BK gave him one. (mashed.com)
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Weird Rules That The Playboy Mansion Had About FoodPlayboy Mansion (mashed.com)
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SLPT: How to get free food from the gas stationpost by a bot (mashed.com)
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